I25.20-0002-06
1 Connection
3 Bleed hose
4 Bleed valve
Bleeding | |||
Danger! | Risk of poisoning caused by swallowing brake fluid. Risk of injury caused by brake fluid coming into contact with skin and eyes | Only pour brake fluid into suitable and appropriately marked containers. Wear protective clothing and eye protection when handling brake fluid. | |
| Brake fluid notes | ||
1 | Detach cap of expansion reservoir and connect bleeder unit | Pay attention to manufacturer's operating instructions. | |
| Brake fluids (DOT 4 plus) | Sheet 331.0 | |
2 | Detach protective cap from bleeder valve (4) and connect bleeder hose (3) of brake fluid receptacle | ||
3 | Open bleeder valve (4) until the brake fluid escapes free of bubbles at the bleeder hose (3) | Open the bleeder valve at least 45°. The pressure in the bleeder unit must not drop below 2.0 bar. | |
4 | Close bleeder valve (4), detach bleeder hose (3) and install protective cap | ||
5 | Disconnect bleeder unit | Pay attention to manufacturer's operating instructions. | |
6 | Correct the fluid level in expansion reservoir and install cap | ||
| Brake fluids (DOT 4 plus) | Sheet 331.0 | |
7 | Check function of clutch operator | Repeat bleeding process if necessary. | |
8 | Check tightness of breather valve (4) |